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Opinion: Will Taxpayers Inherit the Jones Library Debt?
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Opinion: Will Taxpayers Inherit the Jones Library Debt?

Denise Barberet September 21, 2026 0

When does reality become too obvious to ignore?  From what I remember, the Jones Library...

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Library Project’s Failure to Repay Town Discussed at Finance Committee

Maria Kopicki September 18, 2026 3

This meeting was held over Zoom and was recorded. Money Coming To the Town Town...

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Jones Library Building Project Financial Status, September 2026: $8.4 Million Still Owed to Town

Maria Kopicki September 11, 2026 2

Since the last update in August 2026, the Jones Library has made no additional payments to...

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Jones Library Building Project Financial Status Update, August 2026: $8.5 Million Owed to Town

Maria Kopicki August 11, 2026 0

This is the first of a recurring series of reports in the Amherst Indy to...

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